Sony 2-887-515-14(1) User Manual

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HDR-FX7E

2-887-515-14(1)

The display changes. 

 A 

t  

B 

t  

(OUTDOOR) 

t n 

(INDOOR) 

z

• The white balance can be stored temporarily by 

setting the AUTO LOCK switch A to HOLD 
after the manual adjustment.

1

Select 

 A or 

 B according to step 

3 of “Adjusting to Natural Color (White 
Balance).”

2

Shoot something white (such as a sheet 
of paper) full-screen under the same 
lighting conditions as the subject.

3

Press the SEL/PUSH EXEC dial C.
Pressing the dial switches between 
blinking  

A 

and  

B.

When the white balance is adjusted, 

 

A or 

 B stops blinking and remains 

on. The adjusted value is now saved in 
the selected 

 A or 

 B memory.

Press the WHT BAL button B, or set the 
AUTO LOCK switch A to AUTO LOCK.

b

• If you set the AUTO LOCK switch A to 

AUTO LOCK, other manually adjusted items 
(iris, gain, shutter speed) also become 
temporarily automatic.

• The setting returns to automatic adjustment 

when you set the POWER switch to OFF (CHG) 
for more than 12 hours.

You can customize the picture quality by 
adjusting [COLOR LEVEL], 
[SHARPNESS], etc. You can set 6 different 
picture quality settings depending on the 
recording time of day, the weather, or the 
camera person, and store them in the 
memory.
Connect your camcorder to a TV or 
monitor, and adjust the picture quality 
while observing the picture on the TV or 
monitor screen.
At the default setting, [PP1] through [PP6] 
are registered with picture quality settings 
for the following recording conditions.

Indicator

Shooting conditions

A

(MEMORY A)

B

(MEMORY B)

• White balance values 

adjusted for light 
sources can be stored 
in memory A and 
memory B. Follow the 
steps below

(

Outdoor)

• Recording a sunset/

sunrise, just after 
sunset, just before 
sunrise, neon signs, or 
fireworks.

• Under daylight color 

fluorescent lamps

n

 

(Indoor)

• Under the lighting 

condition that changes 
quickly

• Under strong light 

such as in a 
photography studio

• Under sodium lamps 

or mercury lamps

C B

A